kp
03-04-2003, 12:01 PM
I have read through the recent posts here and I hate to bring up the same subject but I will :) This is for a non-internet friends car I have been helping with. I have little experience with the pcm on a 90 but I assume LT1 edit isnt an option. I have been more into LS1s lately and have used electromotive and DFI systems on several cars so I am familiar with those.
If this were your car - 90 vette, 10psi intercooled P1SC ATI, 30lb injectors, TPIS custom chip, 355 inch LT1, 9.2 cr forged pstons, AFR heads, mid sized CC roller etc. What would you do for a decent user adjustable fuel/spark system?
Right now the car has an FMU/inline pump and MSD 6 and just made 450rwhp through an A4 but at higher RPM its getting lean and I cant just grab a laptop to fix it. Fuel pressure is staying above 99 PSI but I have never been a fan of FMUs even though it is working..
I'm just curious what the best and most cost effective option would be to go with a '90. The owner would rather have something he can adjust and doesnt want to be mailing chips back and forth, I'm just not that familair with this generation of stock engine controls and any suggestions would be appreciated. An upgraded in-tank will put in soon so that will be OK, its forward of that I could use a little guidance :)
If this were your car - 90 vette, 10psi intercooled P1SC ATI, 30lb injectors, TPIS custom chip, 355 inch LT1, 9.2 cr forged pstons, AFR heads, mid sized CC roller etc. What would you do for a decent user adjustable fuel/spark system?
Right now the car has an FMU/inline pump and MSD 6 and just made 450rwhp through an A4 but at higher RPM its getting lean and I cant just grab a laptop to fix it. Fuel pressure is staying above 99 PSI but I have never been a fan of FMUs even though it is working..
I'm just curious what the best and most cost effective option would be to go with a '90. The owner would rather have something he can adjust and doesnt want to be mailing chips back and forth, I'm just not that familair with this generation of stock engine controls and any suggestions would be appreciated. An upgraded in-tank will put in soon so that will be OK, its forward of that I could use a little guidance :)